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Utah Senator Mitt Romney Censured By Weber County GOP

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(Carmine Sabia) Republicans are not giving up on taking it to anti-Donald Trump Utah Sen. Mitt Romney, who has made a habit of attacking Trump and his agenda.

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Source – Conservative Brief

by Carmine Sabia, May 9th, 2021

After the Utah Republican Party failed to censure Romney at its convention last weekend the Weber County GOP picked up the slack, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.

The resolution, which was based on Sen. Romney’s votes to convict Trump at his second impeachment, was passed by a vote of was passed 116-97.

“The Weber County Republican Convention censures Mitt Romney for his votes to convict President Trump in two U.S. Senate impeachment trials which denied the President due process, allowed falsified evidence, did not provide adequate time for an investigation, and did not follow the U.S. Constitution which states a President may only be impeached for high crimes and misdemeanors,” the resolution said.

The resolution also thanked Sen. Mike Lee and Reps. Chris Stewart, John Curtis, Blake Moore and Burgess Owens “for voting against the Democrats’ politically motivated articles of impeachment.”

The vote comes a week after Sen. Romney was heartily booed on stafe by attendees of the Utah Republican convention last weekend.

The 2012 Republican nominee for President of the United States faced boos and jeers as he took the stage on Saturday at the Utah Republican Party’s organizing convention at the Maverik Center in West Valley City, Utah, The Salt Lake Tribune reported.

Rather than acknowledge what he had done while Donald Trump was in the White House that caused Republicans to boo him, the senator, and former governor of Massachusetts, admonished the crowd saying “Aren’t you embarrassed?” for booing him.

“I’m a man who says what he means, and you know I was not a fan of our last president’s character issues,” he said as those in the crowd continued to boo and shout accusations at him like “traitor” and “communist.”

“You can boo all you like,” Romney said. “I’ve been a Republican all of my life. My dad was the governor of Michigan and I was the Republican nominee for president in 2012.

“So yeah, I understand that I have a few folks that don’t like me terribly much and I’m sorry about that. But I express my mind as I believe is right and I follow my conscience as I believe is right,” he said.

Romney voted to impeach the Republican President Trump two times and has become a target ofn scorn from many Republicans.

Derek Brown, the outgoing party chairman, had to take the stage to ask for mercy for Romney by begging the crowd to “show respect.”

It may have been Brown’s interference and his statement that “We need to come together in strength and unity,” that saved Romney from being censured by the party in a vote of 798 – 711.

Don Guymon, the delegate from Davis County who penned the censure resolution, said that Romney’s impeachment votes “hurt the Constitution and hurt the party.”

“This was a process driven by Democrats who hated Trump,” he said. “Romney’s vote in the first impeachment emboldened Democrats who continued to harass Trump.”

Salt Lake County delegate Emily de Azavedo Brown said that she did not want the party to become “Trump or no Trump.”

“If the point of all this is to let Mitt Romney know we’re displeased with him, trust me, he knows,” she said. “Let´s not turn this into a Trump or no Trump thing. Are we a party of principle or a party of a person?”

In contrast to Romney, Utah Sen. Mike Lee received a standing ovation from the crowd when he took to the stage.

“Their whole agenda is wrapped up around one idea,” Sen. Mike Lee said of Democrats. “unquestionable trust in government.”

“There are some truths we can never betray,” the senator said. “We are the stewards of our own destiny.”

But, he said, Biden does not believe that. He believes that big government is the answer.

“He wants us dependent on government,” he said, arguing that Biden wants to “to extend lockdowns. We want to end them!”

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